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Are Government Debts Leading us to a Keynesian End? 6/11/10

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Economist on Fox Business News discusses what happens when governments accumulate too much debt and no longer can use Keynesian tools to boost artificial economic growth.

Gold, Silver, Bullion, Investing, Inflation, Hyperinflation, Peter Schiff, Marc Faber, Jim Cramer, Gerald Celente, Jim Rogers, Nouriel Roubini, Glen Beck, Barack Obama, Bernanke, stock market, stocks, Robert Kiyosaki, Jim Sinclair

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  • What annoys me is how the Fox announcer keeps pronouncing it "Kenes," it's pronounced "Kanes."

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  • Keynes was wrong about nearly everything, except one. "He who controlls the money controlls the nation." Thats about it.

  • Keynes was NWO Asshole economist!

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  • These folks will do/say anything these days to sell gold.

  • The US has nothing to do with real Keynsianism. Fox news uses Keynes as a synonym for debts/QE...but that is absurd propaganda

  • the only reason Keynesian economics is still around is because politicians enjoy using it as a vehicle to expand their power. it is a gross perversion of economics and is fundamentally flawed on all levels.

  • @chale111111 lol...Im actually building a fish trap to hopefully catch dinner tonight..ya..many of us are really screwed! Ive managed to keep cheap web access just to access survival information! Good luck all :)

  • @chale111111 People don't get it yet. The lies continue. A term used: "There's a sucker born every minute" is dead on. You can't get people to stop the game, they continue gambling their futures away swimming in debt to live the life that was never there for them (all an illusion). Well, in this blame game going on, nobody seems to be culpable. The complexities of the downturn will basically bring it all down, there's an element of surprise at work which can't be predicted or anticipated.

  • Basically the world is broke. Everyone is drowning in debt. The US is doomed.

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